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On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear argument in Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor & Industry Review Commission, which presents the strange spectacle of Catholic Charities having ...

A bill pending before the Colorado legislature would force taxpayers to pay for abortions for women on Medicaid.

When it comes to the economic damage from President Trump’s trade war, I am among the more serene analysts.

DOGE is taking the knife to agencies that we libertarians have long argued are unconstitutional or destructive and need to be cut, and still we are not happy.

Christopher Eisgruber espouses academic freedom but mendaciously blocks accountability for his administration’s retaliation against a faculty member’s unfavored speech.

Senate Republicans left their Thursday afternoon luncheon to some surprising news: The White House had decided to pull Representative Elise Stefanik's (R., N.Y.) nomination as U.S ...

Sorry, Mr. Vance, Things Are Not the Same as People The Heritage Foundation Was One of Free Trade’s Strongest Supporters A Bad Game of Legal Twister Won’t Block ...

Stefanik threatened to leave her seat, the district’s Republicans began to tear themselves apart with factional infighting.

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That doesn’t make his trade war any less economically self-destructive. Momodou Taal, whose motion was denied, now claims he fears for his safety. Liberation Day looms, but the tariffs in store ...